Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-05-04

and Chicago sleepcrs from MarshautoWn via Kelthsr
burg.
Nos. 2 and 8 carry St. Louis sleepers.
Nos. sc, 1872, 1928, and 125 do not carry passengers.
G. w. TURNER,
Ag't, Austin.
-Dalager Bros. want your potatoes.
For fine Photographic work go to
Austin's.
See the crockery and glassware at
Dalager Bros.
Goodwin & Barnes have some choice
farms, at bargains.
This week sees renewed activity in
the real estate line.
The largest list of city property at
Goodwin & Barnes.
Potatoes! Potatoes!! Petatoes!!!
Wanted at Dalager Bros.
Nearly the entire stock of the Austin
Furniture Co. is new goods.
Goodwin & Barnes got their real es-
tate sign up again yesterday.
Don't say o can't get tin types for
you can, at Austin's art gallery.
Every day shows up something new
at the Austin Furniture Co.'s.
Parties wishing blue prints can get
them at Austin's art gallery.
Wells is talking of forming a lake by
flooding a slough west of town.
st. Paul's May day closed with one
of the severest hail storms ever known.
The street sprinkler was started up
Monday morning for the summers work.
Those new style bab by carriages at
the Austin Furniture Co.. 8 are the incest
yet.
S. G. Seavey, of Udolpho, made the
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day.
-Oficlal-Spring has come. The lawn
mower was started on court house square
Monday. =
Painter Harrison is improving the
looks of the State Bank by a coat of paint
on the front.
The village of Adams was at work last
week grading up the streets and putting
in new crossings.
Six hundred and forty acres of i'm
proved land in Clayton on easy terms, at
Good win & Barnes.
Ladies hose five cents per pair Of Mer.
rill & Strouts, are disappearing rapidly
Don't you want some.
Go to VIM. Howe's office for perfect
abstracts of title. Ten years experience.
Loans at lowest rates.
DIR. Hollister will be found at the
Office formerly occupied by DR.. Squires,
cas-: side of Main streets.
Saturday was assessors day. The
Auditor reports that t~wenty-four were in
and received their outfits.
-Delos Tanner, of Brownsville, was
getting a top buggy of D. B. Smith yes
day. More signs of prosperity.
The Universalist society will meet
with Mrs. M. Teeter, Tuesday evening,
May 10. All are cordially invited.
Sir knights of St. Bernard are talking
of organizing a drill corps and obtaining
a place for drill as often as once a week.
Chatield Democrat. Austin has cap
tured four of our best families. 1t is to be
hoped that the Austin fever is not conta-
gious.
-Owatonna Peoples Press: Drum
Major L.. G. Berg goes to Austin every
Saturday to drill the Austin Post Drum
Corps. .sa
The base ball season has opened
up. The boys were out last week and
played a game, just to start the bali 8
rolling.
j. B. Leyerich. the live stock insu
rance man, has put down a carpet, {
dandy. Getting way up in the land,
J.B. is.
Mr.. Schleuder says in spite of Albert
Lea's STEADY boom" there are numerous
houses there bearing the mysterious lie
gend ito rent"
&C. L. West and George Lltchield havl
got the title to their lots on the corne,
straight and nothing is the way now o
their rapid progress.
Christ Church Episcopal, Rev. P. B
Peabody, Rector. Services next Sunday
1890 q. M. subject, Gossip" 7:3O p. m
subject, ''The Departure of Christ"
-Fagen & Lyons Of Adams, are jus
completing a fine new building at tina
place, and will put in q stock Of hardware
as soon as the building Is completed.
OWatonna Journal and Herald: Rev
". E. Stanley, of Austin, Department
Chaplain Of 6. A. R.. will deliyer thu
Memorial Sermon on the 10Th Of May.
-NoT1cE.-One dollar will be paid t
the person who will return me my whip
and no questions asked.
DR., W. =. HoLLIsTER.